Published at Sunday, July 22nd, 2018 - 03:45:43 AM. . By Celina Marsh.

The average life span of a fox in the wild is from two to three years. Being cared for in captivity, this can go from ten to twelve. If the owner decides to breed, adequate shelter and ground to burrow the new born pups must be provided since this is where it will happen. You shouldnt disturb the fox during this time and just wait till the pups come out because the threat from outsiders has prompted some mothers to kill their young. Studies have shown pups taken away from the mother after whelping are friendlier so this should be monitored.

Porcupines belong to the rodent specie and are of varied types. The quills of the porcupine are used in self defense as they detach easily and remain fixed on the attacker. They are generally terrestrials but some also reside on trees. Hybrid varieties named as Zorse is the result of cross breeding between a horse mare and a male zebra. The genetic base remains equine but the physical characteristics tend to involve the two animals.

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